Cybersecurity
Threat modelling, defence layers and an enterprise security lens.
03 — Career
From university IT and teaching to a product team and master’s study — responsibilities grown in the field. Not a short blurb: what I ran and what I taught.
Deputy IT Director & Lecturer
Full Stack Software Specialist
Enterprise web, mobile-facing products, panels and CRM-style business apps with Laravel, PHP and modern frontend. Code review, solution design, API integrations and release discipline — translating client need into a maintainable product codebase.
IT Intern
Support for campus network and web systems; user requests, technical documentation and a first field exposure to operational process.
Deepened enterprise security architecture, threat and defence perspective academically — in the same language as firewall, access and monitoring practice in the field.
Second graduate track combining risk, compliance and safe-operations culture with technology processes — making the human and process side of technical decisions visible.
Computer Engineering (BSc)
Completed undergraduate studies at Haliç University.
Computer Engineering
Began computer engineering studies at SDU.
English Preparatory Year
Completed English studies at Doğuş University.
Academic
As lecturer I joined theory with field practice. In these courses I covered both architecture and operations.
Threat modelling, defence layers and an enterprise security lens.
Web applications, server-side logic and modern development practice.
LAN/WAN, routing/switching fundamentals and enterprise network operations.
System hardening, access control and a secure-operations culture.
Work
Not a showcase — software I shipped and responsibilities I led. CRM, panels, mobile, network and security. Every line from the field.
Software
Panels, CRM-style apps and APIs that digitise processes — delivered end to end with Laravel, maintainability designed in.
Mobile
Mobile-ready interfaces, API-fed mobile flows, processes field teams run from their phones.
Infrastructure
End-to-end campus and enterprise network ops: Windows Server / Linux hosts, LAN/WAN, routing & switching, firewall, VPN, DNS/DHCP, backup and continuity — monitored, planned operations so software stays up.
Security
Secure code, access models and safe-operations culture — keeping threat and compliance at one table.
Summary
These lines are not CV padding — they summarise responsibilities I owned. The next step is usually a clear conversation.
Scope, timing and expectations — all three clear on the table.